it feels like it, but we shall see.
From the first time I put the fasteners on they are a bit harder to use than a brand I used on a truck a few years ago, but I think it will get easier once they been used a few times. The only place I could see some leaking is near the back of the cabon each end the metal indents down slightly, so that is where I will look to see any leaking down the road.
where did you put the tailgate seal at?
ya I put two tiny pieces right by the back of the cab, it sort of indents down slightly, unfortunately my tailgate seal got old and doesn’t stick well at all!
FWIW, I have the same cover on my Ranger. I can't say that it's completely water tight, but never had any real issue with it. Very slight amount of water from the bulkhead corners.
No I didn’t, I did see the video that some may, but the Maverick has a standard bed rail lip that these tonneau covers attach to. Some older trucks do not have that lip, and some, like the Ridgeline, do not have that lip at all so on Ridgeline’s you have to install another rail to create the lip to install a tonneau cover.
Thank you! I just checked and the plastic trim and the truck lip are line to line for the Maverick, so it seems it is not a problem to install this cover. It just scared me as I saw in the manual which was saying for some trucks you have to cut the plastic trims.
